The camera events schedule is pretty amazing given the available functions. Not having much interest in the whole AI thing hasn't given me any reason to look into how it may be helpful in this type of situation, though. On the other hand, a clone of the camera being discussed may be an option that w...

Neither have their own web UI for any advanced configuration stuff, but both are ONVIF compliant with a certain level of customization accessible from third party VMS platforms. In your particular case, the current objective is to ultimately activate the sub streams in the Blue Iris configurations f...

It's done in the camera's software and correspondingly in its Blue Iris video settings.

Which Tapos do you have?

Have you set up sub streams yet, or did I miss that?

How small is 'mini'? Wi-Fi? PoE? AC power handy? TP-link offers a few options that are ONVIF compliant, will fire right up with Blue Iris and don't require cloud support from 'home'. These are pretty cool if you have power handy. The C110 is amazing for the money if they would be in a protected area...

It seems that no matter what settings I use, if it's direct-to-disk recording, this is the result from a web browser. On what and where is the web browser relative to the Blue Iris server? While the pic is hard to analyze, it looks like lack of bandwidth and/or limited processor horsepower on the v...

I just tried editing the reg. entries directly by changing each hex/dex value to zero and it cleared the existing values. Blue Iris can't be running and RegEdit needs to be run as Administrator.

Still should be an easier way to do it.

Ok, Henry... :lol: I gotta hand it to ya for persistence! In my 'abstraction', (and in the literal sense), the 'unit' is the interval between each individual 'marker' (key frame), hence 'key-frame interval' just like it sounds. Call the key frame a 'segment' of the 'unit' if you will. It counts noth...

As I've mentioned in a couple 'Windows Update" discussions, you aren't going to beat them, so join them. Just invite them over on YOUR schedule and supervise the behavior -- after stopping Blue Iris for the process, of course. I've done this routine since installing Blue Iris over two years ago...

I'm currently running a 5.8.9.3 / i5-9500 Eval/test box to compare any perceivable 4K/H.265 implementation 'improvements' compared to my tried and true beloved 5.7.4.2 / i7 4790 of exactly one year ago today and still performing flawlessly otherwise. There aren't any. Chasing AI clearly seems more i...